Sentence examples for become frontline from inspiring English sources

It's horrific but not inexplicable that schools should become frontline targets in a state in which terrorist groups operate – what more effective way to terrorise a nation than by killing its children in their playgrounds?

"Benedick arrives home from war and he and Beatrice soon become frontline troops in the battlefield of love," explains Don Mackay, showing that when it comes to wordplay he is – at least – Shakespeare's equal.

The shuttles, often referred to as 'Google Buses,' have become frontline in an increasingly bitter argument between the younger, newer and wealthier technology workers that call San Francisco home, and long-time residents concerned about the balkanization of the city's less well off.

As major cities have become frontline spaces in the fight against climate change and air pollution, mayors and city officials have become some of the most prominent advocates for environmental protections.

This finding is especially noteworthy, in that members of the public health support staff may become frontline telephone risk communicators in a crisis, serving as the first points of interface for concerned callers contacting a health department.

Rastan's farmlands have become frontlines.

The former press secretary, who knew both Balls and Miliband for many years before they became frontline party figures, claims: "It's hard to listen to any of Ed Miliband's occasionally tortured, over-academic speeches without hearing his father's voice, especially when he talks about recasting the capitalist model and re-shaping society through the empowerment of ordinary people.

Other ransomware attacks, such as Petya, NotPetya and BadRabbit, grabbed the media's attention, too -- and even more destructive variants became frontline weapons for state actors.

He's turned the corner and become a frontline starter".

Perplexed but determined, the executive decided to become a frontline employee herself for a month.

Would the university town soon become the frontline, the papers wondered.